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Understanding the Anger Towards Trump Voters

In the aftermath of the 2016 and 2020 U.S. elections, many people from marginalized communities, including LGBTQ+ individuals, have expressed feelings of anger and frustration towards those who voted for Donald Trump. Understanding these emotions involves recognizing the impact of political choices on personal lives and communities. Recognizing the Root of the Anger For many in the LGBTQ+ communi [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Trump, Politics, Anger, Community

Paul Reubens, 'Pee-wee Herman' Actor, Posthumously Comes Out as Gay in New Documentary

Paul Reubens, the beloved actor known for his portrayal of the iconic character Pee-wee Herman, has posthumously come out as gay in a new documentary that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The documentary, titled Pee-wee as Himself, reveals the complexities of Reubens' life and career, shedding light on his decision to retreat back into the closet to protect his career. In the film, Reuben [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger Paul Reubens, Pee-wee Herman, LGBTQ+, documentary, homophobia

Daniel Craig Stars in the Acclaimed Film 'Queer' – Now Available to Stream at Home

The highly anticipated LGBTQ+ film Queer, starring the iconic Daniel Craig, is now available for home viewing in the United States. Directed by Luca Guadagnino, this film is a masterful adaptation of William S. Burroughs' 1985 novella, which garnered praise from critics upon its theatrical release last November. While Queer continues to captivate audiences in select cinemas, it has made its way t [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Daniel Craig, Queer film, Luca Guadagnino, streaming release

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly Upholds Rights to Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has once again demonstrated her commitment to protecting the rights of transgender youth by vetoing a proposed ban on gender-affirming care for minors. This decision underscores her dedication to ensuring that all young people in Kansas have the freedom to make informed decisions about their own healthcare, in consultation with their parents and medical professionals. [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, Gender-Affirming Care, Kansas, Laura Kelly

Activists Advocate for HIV/AIDS Funding at USAID Hearing

On Thursday, five HIV/AIDS activists were taken into custody by Capitol Police after disrupting a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing. The session was centered on the U.S. Agency for International Development and its operations. The activists, among whom were Asia Russell, Executive Director of Health GAP, Charles King, CEO of Housing Works, and Eric Sawyer, a co-founder of ACT UP NY, interru [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger HIV/AIDS, Activism, PEPFAR, USAID, global health

State of Maine Stands Firm Against Federal Pressure on Transgender Sports Policies

The state of Maine has taken a bold stance in the ongoing national debate over transgender athletes' rights. In a striking move, state officials have announced that they will not comply with efforts by federal agencies to enforce policies that would restrict transgender students' participation in sports. This decision comes amidst a broader push by some federal entities to condition funding on adh [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, sports policies, state vs federal, inclusion

Non-binary Actor Jack Haven Reveals New Name in Heartfelt Instagram Post

Non-binary Actor Jack Haven Reveals New Name in Heartfelt Instagram Post Jack Haven, the non-binary actor known for their impressive performance in the psychological horror film I Saw The TV Glow, has shared an important personal update with their fans. In a touching post on Instagram, the actor formerly known as Brigette Lundy-Paine announced that they have adopted a new name.*break* "I am chan [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger non-binary, LGBTQ+, Jack Haven, name change, I Saw The TV Glow

Yvie Oddly and Asia Consent Stun at The Last of Us Season Two Premiere

The season two premiere of The Last of Us was nothing short of a spectacle, with stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey taking center stage once again. However, they weren't the only ones capturing attention. RuPaul's Drag Race winner Yvie Oddly and the current reigning Dragula Supermonster, Asia Consent, made a surprise appearance that left everyone talking. Clicker Couture at Its Finest The belov [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger Drag Race, The Last of Us, LGBTQ+, Yvie Oddly, Asia Consent

Ana Matronic to Lead Protest Against Homophobia in Met Police in Memory of Heklina

In a move to raise awareness and demand change, a protest is set to take place outside the Houses of Parliament in London in memory of the beloved US drag queen Heklina. The protest aims to highlight alleged homophobia within the Metropolitan Police. The announcement of the protest was made via social media by Peaches Christ, the stage name of Joshua Grannell, a close friend of Heklina's. On Wedn [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, protest, Metropolitan Police, homophobia, Heklina

CAMP Rehoboth Theatre Company Begins Exciting 2025 Season with Poetry and Theater

The CAMP Rehoboth Theatre Company is thrilled to announce the start of its highly anticipated 2025 season, which will feature a vibrant and engaging mix of performances. This season kicks off with the company’s inaugural poetry jam, followed by a delightful full-stage production of the acclaimed play “5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche.” Both events promise to offer exciting and thought-provoking en [...]

Read More... April 26, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, theater, poetry, Community, 2025 season

Representative's Mistaken Identity Incident in Capitol Sparks Apology

In a recent incident at the U.S. Capitol, Representative Lauren Boebert (R-CO) found herself in a situation that led to a public apology. The event unfolded when Boebert, an outspoken critic of transgender rights, mistakenly identified a cisgender woman as Representative Sarah McBride (D-DE), an openly transgender member of Congress, while in a women's restroom. According to sources, Boebert alle [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ, Transgender Rights, Lauren Boebert, Capitol Incident, public apology

Increase in LGBTQ+ Crisis Hotline Calls Following Inauguration

Surge in Crisis Calls to LGBTQ+ Support Services In a concerning turn of events, calls to LGBTQ+ crisis support services have reached unprecedented levels following the inauguration of a new administration. On the day of the inauguration, the Rainbow Youth Project USA Foundation received a staggering influx of over 1,400 calls by early afternoon, marking a significant increase in call volume. Prev [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, crisis hotline, mental health, policy changes, Community Support

Ellen DeGeneres Offers a Glimpse of Her Luxurious Cotswolds Retreat

Ellen DeGeneres, the beloved former television host, has recently unveiled an awe-inspiring view from her new residence in the picturesque Cotswolds. This comes several months after her relocation from the United States to the United Kingdom, a decision that has intrigued many of her fans. Settling in the Cotswolds DeGeneres, who gained immense popularity hosting "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" from 2 [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Cotswolds, LGBTQ+, Celebrity Homes

Dance: A Celebration of Movement in 2025

Dance is a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic boundaries, speaking directly to the heart through movement and rhythm. As we look forward to the spring arts season of 2025, the world of dance is poised to offer a myriad of performances that promise to captivate, inspire, and transport audiences to new realms. From contemporary pieces that challenge the status quo to classica [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Dance, Arts, Contemporary Dance, Inclusivity

Trump's Presidency Begins with Controversial Policies Impacting LGBTQ+ Rights and More

As of the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president, the United States finds itself in an era marked by bold, controversial decisions and policies that are poised to reshape the nation's social fabric. Within minutes of taking office, President Trump delivered a speech that outlined a radical shift in government policy, particularly targeting the LGBTQ+ community. Policy Shift on Gender [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ, Trump, Politics, Democracy, civil rights

Evan Low Takes Leadership Role at LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, Championing Queer Political Representation

In a significant development for the LGBTQ+ community, former California legislator Evan Low has been appointed as the new leader of the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund. This influential organization is dedicated to increasing the number of openly LGBTQ+ individuals in elected office. The appointment marks a pivotal moment for the Victory Fund as it continues to advocate for greater representation and equalit [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+ rights, political representation, diversity, equality, leadership

A Joyous New Musical Takes Broadway by Storm

A Joyous New Musical Takes Broadway by Storm Broadway has always been a melting pot of creativity and innovation, and the latest musical to grace its iconic stages is no exception. Titled ‘Whimsy! The Musical’, this new production is winning over audiences with its infectious energy, heartwarming story, and memorable tunes. From the moment the curtain rises, theatergoers are transported to a w [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger Broadway, musical, LGBTQ+, theater, entertainment

Virginia Governor Vetoes Bill Protecting PrEP Users from Insurance Discrimination

Virginia's governor, Glenn Youngkin, has vetoed crucial legislation aimed at preventing discrimination against individuals taking the HIV prevention medication known as PrEP. This veto has sparked concern among LGBTQ+ rights advocates and healthcare supporters. Details of the Vetoed Bill The proposed legislation, H.B. 2769, sought to amend Virginia's existing insurance anti-discrimination laws. S [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Virginia, PrEP, Insurance, Youngkin

The Right to Freedom from Religion: A Cornerstone of Democracy

The concept of freedom from religion is as crucial to a democratic society as freedom of religion. However, recent events highlight a growing concern over the blurring lines between religion and government in the United States, particularly under the current administration. The Separation of Church and State Under the grand dome of the United States Capitol, the sitting president delivered a spe [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, freedom of religion, church and state, civil rights, religious freedom

Parliamentary Inquiry Requested Over Anti-Trans Remarks in US House Hearing

In a contentious session of the House Oversight and Government Reform hearing held on Wednesday, February 5th, a controversial exchange took place involving GOP Representative Nancy Mace and Democratic Representative Gerry Connolly. The dispute centered around derogatory language used by Mace, which prompted Connolly to request a parliamentary inquiry. Background of the Incident During the heari [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, US Politics, parliamentary inquiry, anti-trans slur

Hungarian Authorities Seek to Prohibit Budapest Pride March

The Hungarian government has recently announced its intention to prohibit the upcoming Pride march in Budapest, igniting significant concern among LGBTQ+ advocacy groups and human rights organizations. During a press conference held on February 27, Gergely Gulyás, who serves as the chief of staff to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, stated, “There will be no Pride in the public form in which we hav [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+ rights, Hungary, Budapest Pride, human rights, freedom of assembly

The Ripple Effects of Political Decisions on LGBTQ+ Safety

In recent years, the intersection of politics and social justice has become increasingly apparent, particularly in the realm of LGBTQ+ rights and safety. Political decisions made at the highest levels of government can have profound effects on marginalized communities, often exacerbating existing challenges and creating new ones. One such decision is the discourse surrounding potential pardons for [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, Political Accountability, social justice, hate crimes

From Dream to Reality: The Birth of "Pasta Night" in Brooklyn

If you’ve ever watched the second season of White Lotus by Mike White or are a fan of Timothée Chalamet in Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me by Your Name, you’ll find a special kind of delight at Pasta Night, a new trattoria in Brooklyn. Like a fine grating of Pecorino Romano over a primo pasta course, this place offers a unique flavor all its own. Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Prospect H [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, queer culture, Brooklyn dining, Italian cuisine, Community

Tragic Loss: First Openly Gay Imam Killed in Targeted Attack

The world mourns the tragic death of Muhsin Hendricks, renowned for being the first openly gay Muslim imam. Hendricks was fatally shot in South Africa in what many are suspecting to be a calculated assassination. Hendricks was ambushed last Saturday while visiting the southern city of Gqeberha. Security footage captured the harrowing moment two masked men approached in a pick-up truck. One of the [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, South Africa, Islam, Activism, human rights

Pep Guardiola Faces Homophobic Abuse During Champions League Match

During a heated Champions League encounter between Manchester City and Real Madrid on Wednesday night (19 February), Manchester City’s manager Pep Guardiola was reportedly subjected to homophobic abuse from some of the home team’s fans. The match, which took place at Real Madrid's home ground, saw Kylian Mbappé score a hat-trick, leading the Spanish giants, affectionately known as “Los Blan [...]

Read More... April 25, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, football, homophobia, sports culture, Inclusivity

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